Two veteran journalists set out to document Israel&rsquo;s systematic destruction of Gaza&rsquo;s healthcare system: hospitals attacked, medical workers killed, doctors detained without charge. The BBC commissioned the film. Then pulled it.
Sometimes killing a story is routine. Sometimes it&rsquo;s a scandal, even immoral.
In this episode, producer Sophie Kazis pulls back the curtain, and goes inside the edits, the delays, and the mounting pressure that shaped the fate of this film.&nbsp;
You can watch the film the BBC wouldn&rsquo;t air, &ldquo;Gaza: Doctors Under Attack,&rdquo; on <a href="http://zeteo.com">Zeteo.com</a>.
&ldquo;Question Everything&rdquo; is a production of <a href="http://www.kcrw.org">KCRW</a> and <a href="http://www.placementtheory.com">Placement Theory</a>. And don&rsquo;t forget to sign up for our <a href="https://questioneverything.substack.com/">newsletter</a>.
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Guests:&nbsp;
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Ramita Navai: Award-winning British-Iranian investigative journalist, documentary maker and author.
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Ben de Pear: Award-winning British journalist; former editor, Channel 4 News; founder and executive producer, Basement Films.
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